A method of using javascript to give CSS animations and transitions a type of "callback function". This example uses animation iteration as opposed to the other example which uses animation end
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A method of using javascript to give CSS animations and transitions a type of "callback function". This example uses animation iteration as opposed to the other example which uses animation end
A Pen by Zach Saucier on CodePen.
In order to accomplish this goal a container element is required. The trick is to have the same rotation animations apply to both the container and the content, but have them go in opposite directions and have one twice as quick as the other. Thus you pause the quicker one and unpause it on hover. NOTE: In Chrome there is currently a small glitch when transitioning after the first transition
Forked from Zach Saucier's Pen Reversing CSS Rotation Smoothly on Hover.
A Pen by Anonasaurus Rex on CodePen.
Made as an experiment to try and change a CSS animation using its current values to a new animation and demonstrate the technique of doing so
Forked from Zach Saucier's Pen Changing a CSS Animation at its Current Values.
A Pen by A Non Ymous on CodePen.